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In a square of side (2m+3n), what will be the combined area of the two mixed rectangles?

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Correct answer: 12mn

The direct answer is A: the combined area is 12mn. Divide each side of the square into parts 2m and 3n. The square model contains a (2m) by (2m) square, a (3n) by (3n) square, and two mixed rectangles. Each mixed rectangle has dimensions 2m and 3n, so its area is (2m)(3n)=6mn. Since there are two identical mixed rectangles, their combined area is 6mn+6mn=12mn. This is also the middle term in (2m+3n)^2=(2m)^2+2(2m)(3n)+(3n)^2. B gives only one rectangle. C adds the two square areas and ignores the mixed rectangles. D does not result from multiplying either pair of side lengths. Thus A is correct. Memory cue: the mixed part of (p+q)^2 is 2pq, not pq.

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Mixed-RectanglesBinomial-SquareArea-ModelVisual Models Of IdentitiesExploring Algebraic IdentitiesMathematicsClass 9 Mcq

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